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Aidez-nous à régénérer 150 ha dans la forêt de Daintree en Australie

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  2026 

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  • Description

    Description

    Imagine standing in a living classroom where ancient rainforest whispers meet the vibrant pulse of mangroves. At our 527-acre sanctuary in Cape Kimberley, nestled within the Daintree Rainforest, we’re not just planting trees—we’re rewilding the future. This is your chance to be part of a bold movement: transforming an abandoned organic banana farm into a thriving biodiversity hotspot, one native tree at a time.

    By 2030, we’ll plant 360,000+ native trees—but this isn’t just about numbers. It’s about stitching together ecosystems, creating wildlife corridors for cassowaries, tree kangaroos, and rare species, and reconnecting complex rainforest with some of Earth’s most vital mangroves. Every seedling you nurture will breathe life back into a landscape that’s been waiting centuries for this moment.

    Get Your Hands in the Soil & Your Heart in the Wild
    This isn’t a desk job. This is dirt-under-your-nails, sun-on-your-back, rainforest-in-your-lungs work. Join a tribe of passionate rainforest guardians, seed whisperers, and future-builders, who believe action speaks louder than words.

    Right now, we’re needing support:
    🌱 Nursery Support – Growing the Forest From the Ground Up
    Join Nursery Manager Liana in the beating heart of our regeneration work — the nursery. Here, every tray, pot, and seedling holds the promise of a future rainforest. You’ll get hands-on with pot weeding, some hand watering, seed collecting, germination, and transplanting, ensuring thousands of young plants get the best possible start. You’ll also tend to our raised bed gardens, carry out plant health checks, and assist with stock support to keep our living inventory thriving.

    Expect to work surrounded by the scent of rainforest soil, the sight of vibrant new leaves, and the calls of native birds as your soundtrack. Every tray you prepare could be part of the 360,000 native trees we’re planting, helping restore biodiversity and reconnect the rainforest to its mangrove edges. Along the way, you’ll learn tropical propagation techniques, pest and disease spotting, and garden management skills you can take anywhere.

    Best of all, you’ll be part of a small, passionate team that shares knowledge and laughs as readily as they share tasks. If you enjoy nurturing life and seeing quick, tangible results, this is your perfect role.

    🌳 Land Support – Working the Frontlines of Regeneration
    Join Land Manager Tom out in the field, where the real transformation of the land is taking place. Across four active regeneration zones — three pure native rainforest plant-outs and one blended system combining food crops with native species — plus our growing agroforestry systems, you’ll help the forest take root and flourish.

    Your days will be varied: hand weeding, de-vining, pruning, mulching, and caring for soil health. It’s active, physical work — a workout with purpose — and one of the most rewarding parts is seeing the immediate difference your efforts make. You’ll watch landscapes change before your eyes as weeds give way to young native trees, canopy cover thickens, and wildlife begins to return.

    You’ll work across a variety of systems, each with its own rhythm and challenges. If you thrive on fresh air, teamwork, and the satisfaction of visible progress, you’ll love it here.

    🔬 Research Support – Turning Data Into Conservation Impact
    Work alongside Research Director Jack to explore the science driving our restoration success. You’ll help conduct plant-out health assessments, ecological surveys for flora and fauna, DBH measurements, and soil and water sampling and analysis. You can also contribute to the behind-the-scenes side of conservation: data cleaning, visualisation, and GIS development — skills that turn raw field observations into insights that shape real-world strategies.

    This role offers unique access to tools and methods often reserved for professional researchers, from IoT systems and soil EC probes to mapping software. You might be the first to record a returning bird species, notice a rare event, or spot growth patterns that influence our next planting phase.

    Everything you collect feeds into open-source restoration data, helping other projects worldwide. With mentorship from experienced restoration scientists, you’ll gain knowledge that’s invaluable for future careers in ecology, conservation, or environmental science — all while working in one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth.

    Why You?
    If you’ve ever dreamed of leaving a tangible mark on the planet, this is your moment. We need gritty optimists who laugh in the rain, cheer when a seedling sprouts, and feel awe watching a rainforest canopy regenerate. No experience? No problem—just bring curiosity, grit, and a love for wild places.

    Come Alive in the Daintree
    Work where the air hums with cicadas, where mist clings to 180-million-year-old ferns, and where every sweat-soaked hour helps heal the Earth. You’ll not only grow trees—you’ll grow connections: to the land, to rare ecosystems, and to a global community fighting for our planet’s future.

    Ready to Dig Deeper?
    The soil is calling. Let’s plant hope, together.

    🌱 360,000 trees by 2030. Let’s make history.
    Join the Regeneration.

  • Types d'aide et opportunités d'apprendre

    Types d'aide et opportunités d'apprendre

    Bénévolat
    Projets artistiques
    Aide avec des éco-projets
    Jardinage
    Bricolage et construction
    Aide dans une ferme
    Aide à la maison
    Entretien général
    Aide informatique/internet
  • Objectifs de développement durable de l’ONU que cet hôte essaie d'atteindre

    Objectifs de développement durable de l’ONU que cet hôte essaie d'atteindre

    Objectifs de l’ONU
    Pas de pauvreté
    Faim «zéro»
    Bonne santé et bien-être
    Éducation de qualité
    Égalité entre les sexes
    Eau propre et assainissement
    Énergie propre et d'un coût abordable
    Travail décent et croissance économique
    Industrie, innovation et infrastructure
    Inégalités réduites
    Villes et communautés durables
    Consommation et production responsables
    Mesures relatives à la lutte contre les changements climatiques
    Vie aquatique
    Vie terrestre
    Paix, justice et institutions efficaces
    Partenariats pour la réalisation des objectifs
  • Echange culturel et opportunités d'apprendre

    Echange culturel et opportunités d'apprendre

    Dive deep into hands-on learning, mastering nursery logistics, chemical-free land care, permaculture design, and regenerative farm management. Unlock the secrets of thriving ecosystems while nurturing your passion for earth-friendly practices.

    Adventure awaits beyond the fields! Step into a living paradise where the world’s oldest rainforest whispers ancient stories. Wander through landscapes teeming with exotic wildlife, vibrant plant species, and hidden waterfalls. Just 2km away, pristine beaches invite you to unwind with golden sands and turquoise waves.

    This is a chance to escape the urban grind and recharge your spirit in a sanctuary of serenity. Explore, discover, and connect with nature’s rhythms in a place where every sunset ignites wonder and every sunrise fuels new inspiration.

  • Aide

    Aide

    Currently we are looking for a few long-term based volunteers (ideally 2+ months) to help with the processes required in running our operation. We would like to encourage people to stay a minimum 1 month, as it takes time and energy for team members to train, educate and share processes with new volunteers.

    Join us in our thriving nursery, where you can get hands-on with germinating seeds, relocating trays of young plants, strengthening infrastructure, tackling weeds, and immersing yourself in the daily rhythm of farm life. One of the most rewarding activities is seed collecting, which takes you exploring the surrounding rainforest, beaches, and landscapes to gather the next generation of native plants.

    Our communal gardens are bursting with herbs, vegetables, and tropical fruit trees that need care—pruning, mulching, and weeding to keep them flourishing. We're also expanding our nursery and hardening areas, so there's plenty of room for creative input and hands-on building.

    And it’s not just about the land—we also take time to care for our oceans. Regular beach clean-ups give you the chance to help protect marine life while soaking in the breathtaking coastal scenery.

    There’s always something meaningful to do, whether on the farm, in the nursery, or along the shores. If you’re proactive, love nature, and have a can-do attitude, you’ll find endless opportunities to learn, connect, and create unforgettable memories. Come be a part of our mission—your time and energy will make a real difference!

    If you're specialised in carpentry, mechanics, content creation (social media management) or agriculture/nursery management then we are eager for your expertise on site. There's never only one way of doing things, and to have input from people with different backgrounds is vital to a community driven project.

  • Langues parlées

    Anglais: Courant

  • Hébergement

    Hébergement

    Stay Your Way:
    Pitch a tent under endless starry skies, cosy up in a swag, or park your van on our sprawling, peaceful farmland.

    Rain or Shine, We’ve Got You Covered:
    When the weather turns (remember you're coming to a rainforest), find refuge in our farm shed—a quirky, vibrant hub for work, meals, and swapping stories with like-minded individuals. Enjoy our off-grid comforts: a powerful solar system keeps the lights on, devices charged, and hot showers flowing (yes, even in our stunning open-air shower!).

    Work Smart, Play Harder:
    Commit just 20 hours weekly (4 mornings: 8am–1pm) to meaningful tasks—growing food forests, tending our planting areas, or mastering sustainable systems. In return, we’ll fuel your adventures with a an allowance for local food and fresh produce straight from the land.

  • Autres infos...

    Autres infos...

    There are a plethora of outdoor activities to do here within the Daintree, whether going to the local beaches, exploring the nearby creeks or taking strenuous missions up to the top of mountains. It's an outdoor adventure land. If you'd prefer to enjoy cafe's and general amenities, we are only a 45 min drive from Mossman, and a 2 hour drive from Cairns. Having your own transport would be highly beneficial to make the most of exploring the area, however, the closest beach is only a 2km walk away and the views from the veranda are quite spectacular!

  • Informations complémentaires

    Informations complémentaires

    • Accès Internet

    • Accès Internet limité

      Accès Internet limité

    • Nous avons des animaux

    • Nous sommes fumeurs

    • Familles bienvenues

  • Possibilité d’accueillir les digital nomads

    Possibilité d’accueillir les digital nomads

    We have access to unlimited high speed internet (Starlink).

  • Espace pour garer des vans

    Espace pour garer des vans

    There is plenty of land available on the farm for use and travellers can find a nice spot to set up with campervans and motor homes.

  • Possibilité d'accueillir les animaux

    Possibilité d'accueillir les animaux

    Please advise on your pet situation within your message.

  • Combien de volontaires pouvez-vous accueillir ?

    Combien de volontaires pouvez-vous accueillir ?

    Plus de 2

  • Mes animaux

    Mes animaux

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Une personne coiffée d'un chapeau et vêtue d'un short s'occupe des plantes dans un jardin par une journée ensoleillée, avec les montagnes et une végétation luxuriante en arrière-plan.
Une personne portant un chapeau à large bord et des gants est agenouillée dans les hautes herbes ; elle sourit en plantant un jeune arbre dans la terre fraîchement retournée, par une journée nuageuse.
Quatre personnes, souriantes, sont réunies autour d'une table en bois, entourées de cahiers, d'échantillons de terre et de matériel scientifique, dans un atelier où l'on aperçoit des panneaux de premiers secours et du matériel de cuisine à proximité.
Un montage montrant des personnes en plein air en train de planter des arbres dans un champ, souriantes et prenant plaisir à cette activité. Certaines sont accompagnées d'enfants, d'animaux de compagnie ou d'amis, et soutiennent ainsi les initiatives en faveur de l'environnement.
Un groupe de personnes pose ensemble dans un vaste champ agricole au coucher du soleil, célébrant le travail d'équipe et l'agriculture. Derrière elles s'étendent des rangées de cultures et un paysage verdoyant.
Cette image montre un jardin luxuriant avec plusieurs plates-bandes surélevées en métal remplies de verdure, entourées d'arbres. On y aperçoit un réservoir d'eau et un ciel bleu.
Un groupe de personnes est assis sur des canapés et des chaises dans un grand hangar ouvert et écoute attentivement une présentation. L'ambiance semble décontractée et conviviale.
L'image représente un groupe de personnes dans une serre, entourées de plantes et d'outils de jardinage, engagées dans une activité de jardinage en collaboration.
Une journée ensoleillée dévoile un champ verdoyant, parsemé d'arbres et de quelques plantes ornementales, avec, en arrière-plan, une grande remise ou une grange sous un ciel bleu limpide.
Cette image montre une cuisine de style industriel avec une table rustique en bois, des tabourets en métal, des réfrigérateurs, des étagères, un coin café, un évier et un panneau de premiers secours.
Cette photo montre un vaste entrepôt aux hauts plafonds, rempli de canapés, tables, chaises et autres meubles dépareillés, créant ainsi un espace de vie commun à la fois chaleureux et décontracté.
Cette photo montre une salle de bains au style rustique, avec des murs en tôle ondulée, une cabine de douche, une fenêtre donnant sur la verdure et une plante en pot posé sur le rebord de la fenêtre.
Il s'agit d'une petite salle de bains rustique avec des murs en tôle ondulée, des toilettes, une poubelle, un lavabo, du savon pour les mains, un miroir suspendu et une fenêtre sur laquelle sont posées des boîtes de mouchoirs.

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